Tag Archives: photography tutorial Ever tried to take an indoor (natural light) photo of someone sitting in a chair in front of a window with the blinds open? Were you disappointed when your expensive, fancy digital camera produced a dark silhouette of that person, with a perfectly exposed window behind them? Not the look you were going for, was…  I was recently going through some images from this summer on one of my hard drives, and I came across these two frames that made me smile. I thought they might be helpful in explaining how to “manipulate light” (or manipulate your camera’s settings, really) to get two different moods from the same setting, same…  Have you ever been taking some pictures of red roses and noticed that they are almost neon? Or tried to take a picture of a bowl of strawberries and they look like they are bleeding? It happens to me all the time. I am a food photographer and it is extra important for me to…  Iam loving these photography challenges. I love seeing your interpretation of the challenge and the creativity amongst our readers. It is truly inspiring. It is going to be hard to pick a winner. Here are a few that I quickly pulled from the pool. by marvettsmith - I love the light in her eyes and…  Unless you live in a subtropical climate, you probably are a bit chilly right now reading this article in mid-January. If you’re a professional photographer, you’re probably cringing at the thought of having to go outside for your next shoot. Well, I’d like to give you a little tutorial on utilizing window light indoors today!… 
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